Which Nerf gun? Answered

i wanna get another nerf gun '9i have recon and hyperfire

its gonna be raider or deploy

but i dont know which one

please help

MM8

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182515

Best Answer 10 years ago

I would go with the raider because I like the drum mag. But I also like the deploy because its smaller and a lot cheaper. They both have the same rate of fire ( pump action), but the deploy is about half the price, smaller, but does not have the large drum mag.

MegaMetal8

10 years ago

Ive decided ill just get a maverick

Runeblader97

Answer 8 years ago

good choice,they are easy to modify and my stock one is pretty powerful with no mods

rec0n

10 years ago

Long shot. get that. best mag fed nerf gun. most upgradeable too. tell this to everyone else, so we don't need more topics like this, only more long shots.

Runeblader97

Answer 8 years ago

i dont think they make those anymore. I only see them on the product list on nerf.com

zacrichards

10 years ago

Deploy. It may have a smaller mag size, but I think, with that, you will tend to be more intentional with your shots. Good luck, Champ!

MegaMetal8

Answer 10 years ago

I wanted to know 5 months ago and its already got a BA so why still bother??

zacrichards

Answer 10 years ago

Rude. A proper response would been something like, "Thank you but I have already gotten the Nerf gun I want. Thank you anyway!"

MegaMetal8

Answer 10 years ago

k i didn't get one anyway, Nerf sucks

Seleziona

10 years ago

Ahh, I have the raider, and after a while it gets SOOOO unpowerful. First it's shooting like 55 feet, then the range gets down to about 25. I don't know about the deploy, but those kinds of nerf guns get worn out easy. I had a recon CS-6, and the same thing happened to this as it did with the raider.

MegaMetal8

Answer 10 years ago

my friends got the raider and deploy his deploy was powerful but now after about 4 weeks its rubbish

Seleziona

Answer 10 years ago

i know :( they work for just a little while.

rec0n

Answer 10 years ago

It's because inverse plungers suck.